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Dec 2011 · 857
Shattered
nakedandalone Dec 2011
The glass breaks
The pieces fall
One by one
Catch them all

Watch them travel
To the floor
With each touch
Grow some more

My life in
Pieces, shattered bits
Each passing day
Lose my wits
Dec 2011 · 500
Broken
nakedandalone Dec 2011
Gaze into the mirror,
its smooth and shiny glass.

See the reflection,
perfectly accurate

Watch the stone
break the surface

Stare, as you slowly
fall into pieces
Dec 2011 · 767
Bleeding Heart
nakedandalone Dec 2011
Tongues of deception
Tongues of betrayal,
Blown-off by intelligence

Cause the heart
To throb and bleed
Cause heavy tears
To splatter and fall

Upon a bleeding heart.
Dec 2011 · 969
Rooftops
nakedandalone Dec 2011
Leap from
                 rooftop to
                                rooftop,
but don’t
               look down
                               below.
All you’ll see
                     is cement
                                    waiting
for you
           to fall
                    down.
Dec 2011 · 448
I Fall Face First
nakedandalone Dec 2011
I fall face first
                     I hit the ground
I get back up
                    Am pushed back down
I scrape my knees
                    I get all bruised
I’ve lost my strength
                     There’s nothing to lose
Dec 2011 · 350
Untitled
nakedandalone Dec 2011
Every day,
I paint my face.
Trying desperately
to hide myself
from others' eyes.
Not wanting them to see
the flaws that
in reality
make me, me
Dec 2011 · 508
Untitled
nakedandalone Dec 2011
I hang my feet
over the edge
I stare at my reflection

I want to let go,
but still hold on
for reasons undetected

I long to see
just who I am
my face, without deception

I need the world to see
inside of me
have my being dissected
Dec 2011 · 484
Because I Stopped For Death
nakedandalone Dec 2011
When death did pass                  
By me I swear                          
I saw my reflection                    
Sitting there                              

Then death, or I, did                  
Speak to me                            
That I should come                    
Aboard with thee                      

I climbed the carriage.
Yes, its true,
Because I knew not
What to do.

I smiled gently and
Laughed a bit
For death, I thought,
Would be less quick.

The carriage stopped
Again, you see.
I turned to look
At Death or me.

But when I looked,
I saw instead
My life, my past
Before the dread.


I saw the things
I loved the most.
I looked, through tears,
For Death, my host.

I could not find
Death anywhere.
All I could do
Was sit and stare.

I watched with
memories of delight.
And regretted much
My hasty flight.

— The End —